Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-04-11
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George Greggs has moved on to
Fred Tenney's place.
Mrs. David Green is very low with
hemorrhage of the lungs.
Lottie Dow has gone to Palmer,
Mass, and Florence Abbott to Law
renee, Mass.
There will be a meeting at the
school house Thursday evening,
April 18th, at Z o'clock, by those
interested in having a telephone
line from No. Craftsbury to West
Albany, thence to So. Albany, thence
to East Albany, thence to Iras-
burgh. The object is to perfect an
organization by the election of a
president, secretary and treasurer,
and to do any other business proper.
| south barton
We learn that Mrs. Luvia Goode-
now of this place, who is teaching
school in Cambridge, Mass, has
/ been i'll, but that her friends and the
| other teachers of the school hired
a substitute to take her place until
/ she could resume her duties. She
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Prayer meeting at A. E. Deni-
sons next Thursday eve.
Fred Going has taken the Charles
Gray far for the coming year.
Cuther Seavey has bought the 1.
I. Day farm of W. @. Dutton for
800.
Fred Smith and Fred Colburn
have hired a saw mill in Barton and
Will commence work there soon.
Nellie Townsend has returned
from Derby academy, as she intends
to get ready for teaching, ere long.
L.F. Grow and wife have gone
to Island Pond to work for Mr..
Storrs Allie Grow and Ellen Cor
Iiss have been in town spending q
vacation.
Evansville.
A. r. Cowles sold two organs
in this village last Thursday.
Nathan Newman whose wife left
him last spring, has succeeded in
getting good homes for both of his
children, and has gone to Newport
to work.
Edgar Wells has been showed in
for six weeks, he can communicate
with his neighbors only as he goes on
snowshoes. These warm days make
him smile.
Mr.. Elisha Foster has gone to
| Kansas. on account of the severe i'll
ness of his daughter, Jennie Foster
| He will take her home with him if
she is able to stand the journey
| West Charleston.
Andrew Wilson has moved on to
Bradley Peckham's farm.
Rev. I. J. Wheeler preached a
| good sermon in the F. B. church on
Fast Day.
Filbert Gallup has rented his farm
to James Finley, and is going to
Springfield, Mass, to work in a store.
The teachers for the summer school
will be Miss lola Badger for the high
er department, and Miss Carrie Fer
rim in the primary department.
S. L. Hutchinson, who came from
n. Y. City to attend the funeral OF
his father, has returned to his home,
taking his mother with him to Ches-
ter, where she will make her home
with relatives for the present.
Coventry
Mrs. iona. Bailey is quite low,
and Mrs. T. Conway i'll.
Fay Nichols broke a collar bone
while sliding on the crust. 1t was
bad fracture.
Saturday was happy day for the
little folks, about thirty of them gath
ering at Eta Greenleaf's III honor OF
birthday.
Frank True, recently married, has
moved on to the True farm. His
friends and neighbors gave him a
house warming, with a nice tea set as
a reminder.
Ladies' Social on Wednesday even
ing. Bran new maple sugar will be
dispensed in all the modern styles
Immediately after an immense social
and literary hour.
Geo. Ware got out the old gun
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took a square aim and fired. Result
one broken collar bone and four
dead crows-successfu shot. Wal
ter Parker claims TO have killed II
| crows at shot.
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| Arthur Little is to carry on part of
Benny Hoyt's farm
Rev. Levi Lampher and wife are both
| in very feeble health.
| Several cases of measles have been re-
| ported in the western part of the town
| The Craftsbury girls came home from
| Johnson last week on a short vacation
Rev. S. C. Vail of the Wolcott charge
/ has been holding revival meetings in dis
/ trict No. u, near No. Wolcott.
/ Miss Lila White, graduate from the